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hang-glider

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hang-glider
n
(Engineering / Aeronautics) an unpowered aircraft consisting of a large cloth wing stretched over a light framework from which the pilot hangs in a harness, using a horizontal bar to control the flight
hang-gliding  n
Translations
hang-glider [ˈhæŋˌglaɪdəʳ] N
1. (= device) → ala f delta
2. (= person) → piloto mf de ala delta
hang-glider [ˈhæŋˌglaɪdəʳ] ndeltaplano (velivolo)
hang-glider [ˈhæŋˌglaɪdəʳ] ndeltaplano (velivolo)


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The 504-yard, par-4 12th - rated second-toughest on the course - has its green situated near an ocean-fronting cliff, where a trio of wind-whipped pine trees vie with constant hang-gliders as backdrops to approach shots.
Watch the sexy since so many residents hang-gliders leap above leave on Friday afternoon Sao Conrado Beach and for the country side.
I have used acrobatic hang-glider flights to explore the short vital moments when we have to encounter the unexpected.
 
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